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How long a network will deny Internet access to the accused has not been worked out yet, said Sherman, adding that the RIAA is negotiating these deals with ISPs on a case-by-case basis. That means, for example, practices will differ from one ISP to the next. One might send three e-mail warnings while a competitor may send two. Someone may suspend a customer for six months while another for a year.
"The details on the sanctions have to be worked out," Sherman said. "There's no one-size-fits-all approach."
Originally posted by hinky Now let's talk wireless connections using your neighbor's router. I guess no one thought that one out.